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Hansard
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BILLS
- Social Security and Other Legislation Amendment (Income Support and Other Measures) Bill 2012
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- Building and Construction Industry Improvement Amendment (Transition to Fair Work) Bill 2011
- Antarctic Treaty (Environment Protection) Amendment Bill 2011
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STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
- Ryan Electorate: Moggill Markets
- Petition: Automotive Industry
- Cowen, Sir Zelman, AK, GCMC, GCVO, QC
- Reid Electorate: Aircraft Noise
- Macarthur Electorate: National Volunteer Awards
- Conversation on Ageing Forum
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- St Kilda Festival
- Latrobe Valley
- Rogers, Chief Petty Officer Jonathan, GC, DSM
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Qantas
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Economy
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Carbon Pricing
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Economy
(Symon, Mike, MP, Swan, Wayne, MP) -
Carbon Pricing
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Qantas
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Employment
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Cost of Living
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Economy
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Labor Party Leadership
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Employment
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Prime Minister
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Education
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Prime Minister
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Forestry
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Gillard Government
(Pyne, Christopher, MP, Gillard, Julia, MP)
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Main Committee
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QUESTIONS IN WRITING
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Consular Services: Outstanding Debts (Question No. 542)
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Foreign Affairs and Trade: Travel Expenditure (Question No. 628)
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Foreign Affairs and Trade: Departmental Expenditure (Question No. 630)
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Australian International Airports: Staffing (Question No. 739)
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Treasury: Corporate Credit Cards (Question No. 778)
(Briggs, Jamie, MP, Swan, Wayne, MP)
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Consular Services: Outstanding Debts (Question No. 542)
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Labor Party Leadership
Mr PYNE (Sturt—Manager of Opposition Business) (14:37): My question is to the Prime Minister. I remind the Prime Minister of the question that Laurie Oakes put to the foreign minister yesterday, 'Do you think that Julia Gillard was distributing polling against you?' to which the foreign minister replied, 'Well, that is a matter for history and these are events of 18 months ago and I think these are questions to appropriately put to other people.' So I ask the Prime Minister: will the Prime Minister assure the Australian people and her foreign minister that she did not use polling against her former leader?
Mr Albanese: Mr Speaker—
The SPEAKER: The Leader of the House will resume his seat. I would ask the member for Sturt to repeat the last part of his question.
Mr PYNE: So I ask the Prime Minister: will the Prime Minister assure the Australian people and her foreign minister that she did not use polling against her former leader?
The SPEAKER: The question is out of order because it does not refer to the Prime Minister's ministerial responsibilities. The member for Page will resume her seat; I am listening to the honourable the Manager of Opposition Business.
Mr Pyne: I put it to you, Mr Speaker, that it is in order for two reasons: firstly, because it relates to statements the foreign minister made about the Prime Minister yesterday; and, secondly, it goes very much to the dysfunction evident in the government, which the Prime Minister should want to put to rest.
The SPEAKER: The Manager of Opposition Business has made his point. I call the honourable member for Page.